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Energy
by D.L. Carroll → (All Poetry by D.L. Carroll)
Sunday, February 22, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Envy is a disgrace,
For the human race.
When replaced with energy, in turn
Something inside begins to burn.
Intensifying like a roaring fire,
Spurring an entrepreneur’s desire.

One may create jobs for the masses,
Even if it takes multiple passes.
Fulfilling a demand,
From just a piece of sand.
Anyone can find ingenuity,
Within their own humanity.
It takes a strong focus,
And at times, some creative hocus pocus.
To envision the result that will come in time,
Even in the moments that the light simply doesn’t shine.

An unexpected source of energy,
Delivered in an inconspicuous way,
Will fan the flames,
Lighting the way to unimagined dreams!
  

D.L. Carroll

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Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on February 23, 2015
definitely a pulse of creativity

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on February 23, 2015
Creative and innovative. We can make silicon from sand and electrical energy from silicon.

I think that true entrepreneurs, those that create advancements in knowledge and uplift humanity are rare. I've been watching Shark Tank and find that a majority of entrepreneurs are imitating other entrepreneurs in the realm of conspicuous consumption that is the source of many of our problems, creating jobs of low value and equally low, pay.



What the future needs are those that will risk everything to create a better world and not waste time and energy on frivolous throw away gimmicks that may bring riches to the owner but do little for our economy or the well-being of everyone.



Spending my life as an energy conservation professional, what we need is many who are willing to come up with innovative ways of producing electricity without destroying the environment further. That goal is in our reach, but we must not focus on just jobs or wealth building in order to reach it.



Ron

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on February 22, 2015
...with energy...life speeds up...with every line of your poem...the sense
of adventure intensifies...a feeling of real power excites...truly a dreamer....

Reviewed on February 22, 2015
Wonderful poem!


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